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Becoming More Industrial To Compliment Agricultural Profile

[2019-09-12 07:50]

Many people know Hunan for its spicy food. The province in Central China has been hot on industrial development as well.

Business continues to boom in central province

[2019-09-12 07:50]

To maintain the sustainable development of the economy and society, Hunan province has further facilitated high-level opening-up in recent years by luring more investments and boosting cooperation, local officials said.

Home of hybrid rice proceeds in modern farming growth

[2019-09-12 07:50]

If there's a list of places that matter most in global agricultural development, Hunan province in Central China will be positioned high.

Revolutionary hub remains strong in development

[2019-09-12 07:50]

Located in the middle reaches of the Yangtze River, Central China's Hunan province connects the country's eastern coastal provinces with its western inland.

History, cultural heritage areas of pride

[2019-09-12 08:00]

Located in Central China, Hunan province boasts a splendid history and abundant cultural heritage.

Hunan's rich culture, picturesque natural beauty a draw for visitors

[2019-09-12 08:00]

Known for its natural beauty and abundant tourism resources, Hunan is becoming one of the most popular tourism destinations nationwide and attracting visitors from around the world.

Making a name with top TV shows and fireworks

[2019-09-12 08:00]

Hunan province has developed its culture, arts, media and creative industries to create a high-profile image worldwide.

Electricity's future on display

[2019-09-09 07:53]

Global carmakers showcased their determination to shift toward electrification and prospects of the new energy vehicles in the world's largest auto market at the 22nd Chengdu Motor Show in Sichuan province, running from Sep 5 to 14.

BJEV advocates battery swap service for e-vehicle owners

[2019-09-09 07:53]

China's largest electric car maker BJEV is championing the battery swap service as reduced government subsidies, long charging times and battery-induced fire accidents are discouraging potential buyers in the world's biggest new energy vehicle market.